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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1910)
"x-c- ' .-1 ' 'V-- '-T .-. it -i. ....... . rlrnMrF inn TMF: Iri-: . - ..T v2 : D I R EC TO RY-, 1 ' ' " 'OF THE . '. ..... x .. F RAT ERNA t ORD E RS , ; H GRANDE, ORE. UlIlUlULi.lUll lllli " - .111 ::-' :''': . i i C0UN1YT0PR0F1T II "I' " - i.v j 1! --.1 V.-. , i : 4 1 f if ' I! ' ; i La Grande eanip No. 7703 meets Viiitf each moath itLP o T, Ball. AM visiting neighbors are cordially Invited to attend. - FRED B CURRET, C CAL JORDON, Clerk. Foresters of Aaitilca. v.f MoM JurVm NO. H. ,'BW1 I, WUF t ch Wednesday night In K. d J ttatt Crotheri are InTltea to ueno . EBK HAISTEN. f LEO HBRRINO. a 8. a J. VANDEBTOEIi f " " ,0.1.1. ; HoM CfeapUr N. 13, 0. B. Sv Uoll ttated oommaalcatloDfl th tec . ood tnfl fourth WednBdart of eacb noota. TliUiog umbr cor dially tartted. ( Paollaa Lederle, 1L Mary KL Waralck, Secretary. ,i - ' i ' Star Encampmaat Na H. L 0, tt F meeta Try aeooad and fourth Wadneaday tn Um month In Odd Fel )owa halL Tlattiag patrlarcha alaya Wficona. . ! a . coouDoa, c. p. ' W. A. W0R8TBXL, Scribv. A.F.AJL1L La Grand Lodse No. 41, A. f. Ki M.. holda r-gular aMetlnga flrrt an' third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. JXCL a. HODQIN, W. M A. C WILLI AlIS, Secretary feed Crosa Lodge No. IT, wt e iry Monday teaing ia uaaue amr (old mke kail). A Pythian welconu to all Tlatung anlghta. J. F. BAKSB, 0. C. . R. L. UNCOLN. K. of R. 8 La Grande Lodge Na 161. W. 0. m w? imm4 iid tomrth taeeday emtng htrtP. hall In Ue Corpe iraUdlaf , VJ viaittnt -NCR1 ACKLESi Oovwl IXisunaader J. H. KESt'TCT, Clerk. L 0. 0. r-Siherdlaate. La Grande Lodge Na l, meeta la their hall every Saturday night Vial ting brothera cordially Invited to at land. Cemetery plat may be seen al & rextaaraat GEORGE GROUT, N. G I.R, SNOOK, Rec Secy. W. A. WOR8TELL. Fla ec. eejiijjejia . ;. ' ;B. P. 'O.'K. . .,, , -'t. nMnte tsuiM Na 4SS. meet rack Thursday evening at I o'clock 'c ifflk'e dub, corner Depot atreet ant Waahlngton avenue. Vlaltlng brother! are cordially tnvlted to attend. H. B. COOUDGB. Exalted Raler. HUGH McCALL, Ban, Secy. .. .. .. .. RKBEKAR8. .. .. .. Crystal Lodge No. 60 meeU evtry Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. I". Hall. All visiting members are In vlted to attend. Mrs. Cora Kltigerald, N. O. Miss 8usan Mcl'lroy., Secretary Poultry Supplies I EGGS A-rLESTT If you give your hens the right sort of feed. TTe have good wheats, oats, nlfnlfn meal, flax seed mca!, POULTRY TOXIC, EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER SHELL, GRANULATED BONE v grit, etc. . . . iiiiiirssriisn Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. FLOUR, FEED, WOOD 141o Adarn9 Ave. PHONES: Black 1211 Independent 451 G. E. Tungsten Lamps Make Electric Light Much Cheaper They havo two and a haW times the efficiency of the er dlnary carbon lamp hlthei to In general use. The fila ment Is made of a rare my tal called Tungsten, whl li yeQif an Intense brilliancy at a low cost In shape and slie the balb Is Just like any ofcier Ineandoscent lamp. Why not L a Tungsten lamp for jour self I Get one of the fO'Watt and use It some where In your house In place ef eae ef your carbon lamps. Then observe the great diff erence. Vote the clear white light exactly twice as brll Kant and costing yon one fifth less for electricity. Gea era electric Tungsten lamss are destined to displace all then, for both store and home lighting. EastemlQregoripght And Power Company referee hodgik hands down . . ; a DEasiox : . If decision Is upheld, eoaaty wttl get - WOOO from esUte ' . ' Referee ' ' Jnor. i S.' Ilbdgln of th bankruptcy court, yeBterday handec' down a decision In the case of Unlar county vs. the J.. W. 8crlber este'te. wherein a , claim , was filed against said estate to recover the amount o: the county shortage of Treasurer Frawley, caused by - the failure o' the bank. It Is quite a legal tanglo and naturally the case 'will be ap pealed, If the decision is sustained It means the county will get $4000 from this source that atherwise It would have to collect from the bpndt men The decision covers several pages, the gist of which la as fol lows: ' ' ':'r . :' The county's claim against the Scribor estate for $20,000.00, due on the County Treasurer's bond. Holds that the depositing ot coun ty funds In the bank by John Fraw ley as county treasurer was; not a conversion, unless he received some benefit such as interect on the de posits or something Yo indicate a Hold thht the subsequent agree ment between the County Court and the other bondsmen did bot-dlscharge the contract 'of the bond, or release gay of the Sureties, but that; the ag reement only applied to the manner In which the bondsmen might pay the reaedue due on the bond after all other sources of payment were exhausted. Holds that inasmuch as the condi tions of the bond allows the county to prefer its claim against all the bondsmen, -or against any one of them, and the county elected to pre fer it against Scriber, that the coun ty has the right to prove Its claim for the entire amount; that the am- out of the claim on the, day the pe tition In bankruptcy was filed was the criterlan and that at that very time every creditor has a vested equitable right In the bankrupt es tate in the proportion that his claim bore to the whole amount of prova ble claims; and that the fact that vthere might be other .funds from which claimant could obtain payment did not make any difference, so long as all the funds would not exceed the amount of the claim. This gives the trustee the right of contribution from the other bonds men according to the state law. t V. I rpHlS is tie place ' ' V A 'where you can find ' . styles that are autnor ltativeV patterns that are novel, exclusive and & '. tiiactive, , tailoring, ol . sur 'passing excellence all from . Ed. K Price d Co, aacaanv uuoii ciic'aii Nowhere else in the community will ybu see ;, such " an elegant assortment oi faorlcs, or such complete ' .': value for the money. . Let uj take your measure and frovi our claims. Today. FmLIm 644 0 I- ' CIUIOI M4 2xamr lxal ryrwattiT ot E4.V. Prix tCl TW.Butto Nrtlty Swk, Co Co Go)o HAIROIL PETE IS OUT OF PRISON WELL K0WX AND DARING EX. GINEER RELEASED Old time engineer on the 0. R. & N. gKen freedom from prison. . Ht M. St Cyr was released from the Idaho state prison at Boise after serving a ten year sentence for mur der, is well known jln Pendleton. He was an engineer on the 0. R. & N. for a number of years and made this clty his headquarters, having rooms In the East Oregonlan build ing. He will be remembered as the artist engineer and to all old rail road men he Is known as "Halroil Pete." While on this . division he made seme of the most remarkable runs evr made by an engineer, one of them being the time he Jumped on an engine at Meacham and raced down the mountain to overtake a train which had been given wrong orders and was speeding to certain destruction. He Is also remembered as the engineer, who no matter what engine he had would Mow the whistle In such a manner that all railroaders who heard It could tell who was at the throttle and In a manner that could not he Imitated by anyone else. Pendleton B. O. The Finest Fruit, Afafa and Truck Land on Earfft 10 Acre Tracs J10O. per Acre Transportation and Market facilities Unexcelled. ! If you want it set to fruit we will do it for you . zndqive it the best of care at actual cost. Terms within the reach of all. Call and let us explain: Malhuer Red Appe Co. Office with LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO La Grande National Bank Building 1331 til ( P N. MOUTOR, M. D. -Physician and Surgeon. ' Corner Adams ae. and Depot tt '' Office Main 68. Residence Main 61 DR.L.H. UNDERWOOD, At present loeated In . Dr. Richardson's Offices ever Hill's Drag Store. SyecUl attention to dis eases and surgery of the eye. Phone Black 13G2 Ind SSS. GEO, W. ZIMMIBVAN, OSTEOPAin PHTSICIAX, Sommer Building Roon'S ' 7-5-8-10. rtiones, Home J3?2; Pacific Main 63. Residence Phonn, Plack 951, bcceesor to Dr. 1'. E. Mw-t; V DENTISTS. J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist Room 23, La Grande National Bank Building Phone, Black 3991 AITORJfEIS. n Celebrate In Rome. Rome, Teh.. 22. -Washington's birthday was celebrated In Rome by several banquets, given by members of the American colony. A recep tion will be held at the embassy this evening. bKS New Sugar BE PATRIOTIC vTBRS ORDERING) SUGAR AND INSIST UPON HATING HOME MADE. THE AEW FRESH IS NOW IN ALL THE GROCERY STORES. star mm Pictures that please and dont hurt the eyes. Matinee every afternoon at 2:10. Doors oyea f 'clock at might Admission 10c to all PROGRAM TONIGHT Best Man Wins Drama The Death of the Duke D Enghlen Drama, Call Boy's revenge Come dy. . The Old Maids Valentine. Comedy e PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. e BACON 4k HALL. Physicians and Surgeons. Office in La Grande National Bank Building. 'Phone Main 19. i T. Bacon. Residence, Main 18. U. K. Hall, Residence, Main 52. a H. UPTON, PH. Q. M. D. Physician and 8urgeon. 8peclal attention given to Eye. Ear Nose and Throat Office tn La Grande National Bank BaOdlng. honea: Office, Mam t; Residency Mam 11. J. EL RJBBARD, UJ). Physician and Surgeon Office In New Bank Building Rooms 10-2L Thones: Residence, Main 89; Office 79. . I G. a CRAWFORD. Attorney at Law. Practices In all the courts of the Btate and United SUtss.' Office In La Grande National Path Building, La Grande. Oregon. Chaa. SL Cochran Geo T. Cochran COCHRAN ft COCHRAN. Attorney a, La Grande NaUonal Bank Buhdia. La Grande ohi TILXIaM M. RAMSET. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. '" '6 and 16 Soqrer Block. Oregon, TETERINARI SURGEONS. DR P. A." CHARLTON. Veterinary Surgeon. ' Office at Hill's Drug store, U Granda, Keewenee Phone Red 701. Office Phone Black 13 1. iHndent Phono 68. Both p" jw ... 'idence. n . DR. W. H. RILEY Graduate from the Ohio Stat ttbI- verstty. Vaccination. Dentlatrr ni Surgery of all kinds. Country Calla rrompuy answered. Agent for Nai. lonal Live Stock Insurance wi... tlon, Portland, Oregon. Office 14 Adams Ave. 'Phones, Pacific, Black 1901 Independent 373 TEACHERS OP MUSIC ' Corner Adams ave and Dennt at Office Main 68. Resident Main . H, L. A. PICKLER. Civil, Mining, frrlgaUon Engineering na Jarveying. La Grande, Oregon. ERLA CARLOCK Teacher of Piano Pnpll of Pierre Doullet of the Joae Conservatory. For children the Burrows coaraa of music study and musical ktnaer garten. Studio in the Mahaffcy bMj. 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